Securing The Future
summary
Argues that the next crisis is cheap connected devices — if it’s smart it’s vulnerable — and gives concrete signs: telnet worms sweep exposed IoT, Linux IoT detections top our honeypots for the first time, Office365 mail accounts are quietly intercepted enabling CEO fraud, and deep‑fake voice claims remain unproven. Recommends concrete defenses: segregate a dedicated machine for payments, assume persistence by nation‑state actors, and invest in detection and internal forensics rather than only perimeter walls.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:10The Internet Revolution
- 9:35Data is valuable
- 12:50IT asbestos
- 22:15Pay the bills
- 24:15Security
- 26:35Persistent attackers
- 27:37Governmental attackers
- 30:38Russia and China
- 33:42Cyber arms race
- 35:57Attribution
- 36:21Cyber War
- 36:52Technology
- 37:48Nano Warfare
- 40:30Deepfakes
- 42:50Machine Learning for Defense
- 43:17Stop Relying on Walls
- 44:24Thank You
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